The OECD Forum on Tax and Crime (FTC) met in Rome recently to consider how to enhance international cooperation in disrupting tax crimes and illicit flows of money. Those in attendance stressed the OECD’s role and noted certain key areas to prioritise. These include increasing knowledge sharing and pooling, developing new mechanisms for systematic real-time information sharing, continuing to strengthen capacity building, and leveraging new technology and approaches to address vulnerabilities.
LOADING...